The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-05-04


OF tie Palmetto Re iment.
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Beaufort Volunteer Artillery. Capt
| B. B. Sans, Lieut.. \. 2. Priole;:u- 3
mon. The company is uniformed il
grey, trimmed with crimson and golo
ard paraded as infantry, with nusket
and knapsacks, presenting :, splen0lt
appearance. Indeed, the entire req
ment CT visiting troops attracted mucl
attention by their handsome appearance
their soidierly bearing and their evoiu
tons.
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Battalion Q: Citadel Cadets, 100 strong
Lieut. A. L. Mills. Z. S. A., command
ing, Cadet Lieut.. " a Alien, aGiutant
First company, Cadet Capt. c. 3
Ashley, Lieuts. Il. A. Bru,ason and E
L. Lee.
Second company, Cadet Capt. G. 4
Lucas, Lieut.. [. I. Bag, al
Third company, Cadet Capt. R. r
Jeter, Lieut. 5. l.. Clark.
Fourth company, Cadet Capt. ". l.
Bod, Lieut.. E. 4. Laird.
First Battalion Infantry, -4th brigade
Lieat. Col. L. Deb. McCraa Y; adjutart
Lient +. }. Devereux, Surge Oh DR.. P
G. DeSaussure, Quartermaste = Lieut.. :!
Il. He;nS, Judge Advocate L:ent. c. B
North-op.
!. German Fusiiers, Capt. Il
Schachte, Is men.
p,lr,.tIn fx,-nrlc /ooI,~- -. ,,,,,,ory-
Capt. E. L. Bull, s. men.
B. Irish Volunteers, Capt. c. A. Nc
Hugh, 80 men.
(. Montgomery Guards, Capt D.
O'Neii!, 30 men.
). Washington Light Infantry, Capt
J. Lamb johnson, 52 men.
Drum Corps.
Second Battalion of Infantry, 4th
brigade, Capt. B. II. Ru1ledge, com
manding.
I. Sumter Guards, Capt. s. Hyde,
Jr., 81 men.
,. Carolina Rifles, Lieut.. H. NJ
Tucker, Jr., 80 men.
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First Regiment OF Artillery, Capt. F.
". "agener commanding.
l. Pioneer Corps, Capt. F. Melchers.
2. German Artillery Sand, Capt. An
dreas Wagner.
5. Fist Company German .Artille1y,
dismounted, Lieut. J. F. Meye..
/. Second Company Battery, Lieut..
J. F. Lilienthal, total 80 men.
). Lafayette Artillery, Capt. H. L. P,
Bolger, 20 men.
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First Brigade Cavalry, Gen. c. st. G..
Siakle- commanding.
!. German Hussars, Capt. j. Ancrum
SimonS, - Glen.
>: Charleston Light Dragoo?S, Capt.
5. E. Stoney. - men.
). Eataw Light Dragons, Capt. ). S.
Porcher, 70 men.
CIVIC SOCIETIES, AND CIvIDL.Ss.
The secon and the third division
comprised different civic societies, to-
gether with citizens and ladies' ior;ted to
be present at the ceremonies. The fol-
lowing named bodies were represented:
st. Patrick's Benevolent Society, Ger
man Friendly Society, Mechanics Union
No. /, Vanderbilt Benevolent Associa-
ton, all O. Charleston: the High School
and the College OF Charleston; the
South Carolina Division OF the Travellers
PROTECTIVE Association; lodges of the
Gasons, the Knights of PvShias, the
Odd Fellows, the knights OF Honor; the
Commissioners Of Marion Square, the
officers CT the South CarolinG Military
academy, civil and military officers Of
the United States, civil and military
officers of this State, members of the
State Senate and House Of Representa-
lves, and surviving officers and mem
bers OF the Palmetto Regiment.
The Ladies Calhoun Monument Asso-
citation was represented as follows:
Oficers-Mcs. Geo. Robertson, presi-
dent; Mrs. Il. ". DeSaussure, vice
president; Mrs. Joseph Walker, vice
president; Mrs. Joseph Slackman, cor
responding secretary; Miss Fannie E.
DeSauSsure, recording secretary; Mrs.
N. 4. Snowden, treasurer.
Directresses-Ars. Joseph Aiken, Mrs.
S. Atkins, Miss Z. B. Cheesoorough,
Miss Maria c. Cheesborough, Mrs. Louis
D. DeSanssure, Mrs: Marion DuBose,
Mrs. Elizabeth ". Fitch, Mrs: Cornella
Graysen, AIRS. Mary Gregg, Mrs. E. c.
LeSare, Mrs. John a. Leland, Mrs. }.
Lockwood, Miss Marianne Porcher, Mrs.
Saml. Stoney, Mrs. 1. j. Plckens.
At Marion Square.
The scene on Marion Square at the
outset Of the ceremonies at that point
formed brilliant and impressive pic
ture, the features of which can scarcely